01240801 Hewitt: Hour 1 – Hugh has a very funny conversation with Columnist to the World, Mark Steyn, talks immigration and the GOP candidates with Alabama Senator Jeff Sessions, and talks with GOP candidate Mitt Romney just prior to tonight’s Florida debate.
01230803 Hewitt: Hour 3 – Hugh gets a report from Iraq from Max Boot of the Council On Foreign Relations, just back from an 11 day trip there, replays his interview with Karl Rove, and talks about the Padilla sentence with The Smart Guys.
01230802 Hewitt: Hour 2 – Hugh gets an update from his friend Tim, who is battling bladder cancer, and then spends the rest of the hour talking about their music teachers, and eventually the clarinet, with David Allen White
01230801 Hewitt: Hour 1 – Hugh talks with Vanity Fair columnist Christopher Hitchens, and has him react to an odd exchange between Bill Clinton and a CNN reporter in South Carolina. Hugh also talks with political guru, Karl Rove.
01220803 Hewitt: Hour 3 – It’s the Hour of Fred as Hugh talks politics and impact of the withdrawal of Fred Thompson from the GOP race for the White House with Washington Post blogger, Chris Cillizza, with Politico’s Jonathan Martin, and with National Review’s Jim Geraghty.
01220802 Hewitt: Hour 2 – Hugh talks politics with uberbloggers, Glenn Reynolds and Mickey Kaus, updates from Rudy in Florida with Giuliani surrogate, Congressman David Dreier, and national security concerns with Frank Gaffney.
01220801 Hewitt: Hour 1 – Hugh talks politics with Politico’s Jonathan Martin, a strange State Department speech disappearing with Claudia Rosett, and with the callers about the sudden death today of actor Heath Ledger.
01210801 Hewitt: Hour 1 – Hugh talks politics with Politico’s Michael Allen, and the Times of London’s Gerard Baker both about results in Nevada and South Carolina, but what’s to come in Florida in both Democratic and Republican races.
01210803 Hewitt: Hour 3 – Hugh talks Florida politics with local Salem broadcaster, Bill Bunkley.
01210802 Hewitt: Hour 2 – Hugh recaps the story within the story of the South Carolina results with America’s preeminent political analyst, Michael Barone, remembers Martin Luther King by comparing his words with Malcom X’s, and then takes calls from Florida voters on the political circus coming to town.
